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CDCFIB publishes results breakdown, announce next phase in recruitment exercise
The Civil Defence, Correctional, Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) has released a full breakdown of the results from the 2025 recruitment examination phase, giving applicants and the public a clearer view of overall performance as the process moves to the next stage.
According to the figures shared by the Board, the online Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted between November 12 and 19 recorded a huge turnout, with candidates spread across different score ranges.
The data shows that 221,996 candidates scored between 0 and 40, while 229,155 applicants scored between 41 and 60. The highest number of candidates, 278,543, fell within the 61 to 80 bracket, while 142,697 secured scores between 81 and 100.
A performance chart included in the update also showed the level of participation in the test, highlighting the number of candidates who sat for the exam, those who violated exam rules, and those who were absent.
The CDCFIB said the recruitment exercise is moving forward as planned, adding that Stage 4, physical screening and document verification, will be announced soon.
The Board advised applicants to rely only on its official communication channels and avoid falling for fake recruitment updates circulating on social media.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What period was the CDCFIB 2025 CBT exam conducted?
The Computer-Based Test took place between November 12 and November 19, 2025.
2. How many candidates participated in the exam?
The Board did not state the exact number of total participants but released detailed score distributions showing hundreds of thousands of candidates across different ranges.
3. What were the major score brackets?
0–40: 221,996 candidates
41–60: 229,155 candidates
61–80: 278,543 candidates
81–100: 142,697 candidates
4. What happens after the CBT stage?
The next phase is Stage 4: physical screening and document verification, which will be announced by the Board soon.
5. Will shortlisted candidates be notified individually?
Yes. Candidates will receive updates through the official recruitment portal and authorised CDCFIB communication channels.
6. How will I know if I passed the CBT?
Candidates must wait for the Board to release official shortlist updates for the next stage. Results are currently presented as general statistics.
7. What should candidates prepare ahead of the next stage?
Applicants should gather all original documents, identification materials, and credentials that may be required during the physical screening.
8. Are there fake recruitment messages circulating?
Yes. The CDCFIB has warned applicants to ignore unofficial platforms, especially social media pages claiming to release lists or offering paid assistance.
9. Where can candidates confirm authentic updates?
Only through the official CDCFIB portal and its verified channels.
10. When will Stage 4 begin?
The Board has not fixed a date yet but assured applicants that it will be announced soon.

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